Flight into Egypt
Bethlehemite massacre
Return from Egypt
Boyhood of Jesus
Mission of John
Baptism of Jesus
Temptation of Christ.
John's testimony
Christ's first disciples
Water changed to wine
Visit at Capernaum
Traders e.xpelled
Visit of Nicodemus
Further testimony of John ,
John imprisoned
Samaritan woman
Teaching in Galilee. Nobleman's son
Rejection at Nazareth , Draught of fishes
Demoniac cured
Peter's mother-in-law . First tour in Galilee . . .
Leper cured .
Paralytic cured. . Call of Matthew.
Impotent man cured. Ears of corn plucked ,
Withered hand cured
Multitudes cured
Apostles chnseii
Sermon on the Mount
Centui ion's servant cured ,
Widow's son raised
John's message
Kind oflices of a woman. . Second tour of Galilee
Dremoniac cured
Discourse on providence.
The sower, tares, etc
Parables explained
Crossing the lake
Djemoniacs cured
Matthew's feast
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Jairus's daughter raised
Blind men, etc., cured
Second rejection at Nazareth.
Mission of the apostles
John beheaded
Five tlioiisand fed
Walking on the water
Discussion in the synagogue. .
Third ])assover
Pharisees confuted
Syro-Phoenician woman ...
Four thousand fed
A sijju demanded
Blind man cured
Passion predicted
Transtiguration
Dicmoniac cuilhI
Passion again predicted . . .
Tax-money provided
Exhorta.tious to kindness. .
Mission of the seventy — Departure from Galilee. ..
Festival of tabernacles
Adulteress pardoned
Violence ofi'ered to Christ .
Return of the seventy Love to one's ncighbo
Visit at Bethany
The Lord's Prayer
Blind man cured
Investigation by the Sanhedrim.
Festival of dedication
Teaching nt the Jordan
Lazarus raised
Resolution of the Sanhedrim
Teaching at Ephraim, etc
Infirm woman cured.
Sets out for Jerusalem.
Warning against Herod Discourse at a Pharisee's
The tower built, war made, etc.
The prodigal son, etc
The faithless steward
Dives and Lazarus ,
Messiah already come . Unjust judge, publican.
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Doctrine of divorce. Cliildren received . . Rich youug man
Passion again predicted
Ambition of James and John.
Bartiniffiiis cured
Visit with Zacchsens
Feast at Bethany
Entrance into Jerusalem .
Traders again expelled.
The barren fig-tree cursed
His authority demanded
The tribute question
The resurrection question .... The greatest commaudmeut. .,
Messuih's paternity
Hierarchy denounced
The widow's gift
Interview witli the Greeks
Destruction of Jerusalem, etc. , Plots against Jesus
Preparation for Passover
Incidents of the meal
Agony, etc., in Gethsemane
Examination before Annas
Arraignment before the fcauhedrim
Accusation before Pilate.
Taken before Herod. . Sentence from Pilate .
Suicide of Judas
Crucifixion incidents . Burial of Jesus
Sepulchre guarded
Preparation for embalming. Release from the tomb
Appearance to the women.
Report of the watch
Peter and John at the sepulchre.
Appearance to Mary
Appearance at Emmaus
Seen by ten apostles
Seen by eleven apostles
Seen by seven apostles
Appearance to all the disciples . .
Ascension
Conclusion
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Evangdica was published in 1549. Martin Chemnitz's Harmony was first published in 1593, and afterwards, with tlie continuations of Lej'ser and Gerhard, in 1628. Chemnitz stands at the head of that class of harmonists wlio maintain tliat in one or more of the four gospels chronological order has been neglected, while Osiander is at the head of those harmonists who maintain that all the gospels are arranged in chronological order. Oth- er harmonies were published by Stephens (1553), Calvin (1553), Calixt (1624),CartwTight (lt;-27), Cluster (1628), Lightfoot (1654), Cradock (1668), Calov (1680), Sand- hagen (1684), Bunting (1689), Lamv (1689), Le Clerc IV.— F
(1699),Toinard (1707),Whiston (1702), Burmann (1712), Rus (1727-8-30), Bengel (1736), Hauber (1737),Biiseh- ing (1766), Doddridge (1739 and 40), Pilkington (1747), Macknight (1756)^ Bertling (1767), Griesbach (1776,97, 1809,22),Newcome (1778), Priestley (1777 in Greek, and 1780 in English), Michaelis (1788," in his Introduction), AVhite (1799). KeUer (1802), Mutschelle (1806), Sebas- tiani (1800), Planck (1809), De Wctte and Liickc (1818), Hess (1822), Matthaei (1826), Kaiser (1828), Eodiger. (1829),CIau.sen (1829),Greswell (1830), Chapman (1836), Carpenter (1838), Eeichel (1840), Gehringer (1842), Over- beck" (1843), Robinson (Greek, 1845; English, 1846),